Description
These bracelets are dedicated to The Columbia – Greene Humane Society – Help out an innocent animal, with donation options from $15-$50 if so desired. A donation isn’t mandatory to purchase, but very appreciated!!!
This bracelet comes in many different colors, I’ll put the different colors here as I make them. I’m always open to creating something that makes my clients truly happy, so if you desire a color that you don’t see, please inquire. I’m happy to try to find your color of choice and make it happen. I’ll also put different charms on the bracelets so you can see the many options. Please write in the notes upon your order as to the color of suede leather lace, beads and preferred charms you’d like. The options are vast, for your pleasure. It feels good knowing you’re helping an innocent animal have a higher quality life.
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I came to know of the facility originally through David Cassidy and playing the SPCA Benefit Concert at Waldorf Farms, which was a regular event for David. It was there that I met Jerry and Darlene Bilinski and through them, I met Ron Perez (president of Columbia – Greene Humane Society) who suggested I come see the facility. It was that conversation when we discussed a young female kitten who I immediately immediately committed to adopting. My husband and I drove right up to get her and brought her into our family. It’s been three years now and she’s been a complete delight, as she’s quite the little angel, hence her name “Angelita”. I’m grateful to them and all for their services in helping all the beautiful animals who’s lively hoods depend on us.
Please be generous and purchase a Columbia Greene – bracelet in the color of your choice and help the foundation! Every little bit helps. Thank you.
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Their story:
In 1955 Ella Merle and her daughter Dede Kline rose to an auspicious challenge of helping animals who had fallen through the cracks of society in Columbia County. Through their dedication and exhaustive efforts, one small building with five dog kennels has today become a multi-faceted animal welfare organization holding up to sixty dogs and one hundred cats.
Over the last six decades CGHS/SPCA has expanded its services in the community to include
- low-cost veterinary services (serving more than two thousand animals each year)
- food bank (providing 25,000 pounds. of free food annually to families in need)
- stray dog housing, assisting law enforcement with cruelty cases
- community outreach
- humane education
Non-Profit 501 (c)3 Organization
Despite not receiving any federal, state or county funding CGHS/SPCA continues to develop and expand programs and services for all animals that find their way to our doorsteps. We rely on the generosity of donors to help us help them. CGHS/SPCA is a non-profit 501 (c)3 organization, and all donations are tax-deductible. We are proud of our history and what we have become today, and we don’t plan on stopping here. With the help of those like you, we will continue to make change, make hope, and make legacies.
